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Kings of Georgia

List of Georgian State Entities and Rulers [1]

Content

In mythology

Written evidence of Early Antiquity
( ancient Greek mythology )
Ayia / Ea → Colchis
(known in myths
from the beginning of the 1st millennium BC e. )
  • Ayet / Eet
  • Persian
  • Ayet / Eet (repeatedly)
    or Honey / Medea

Public entities in Georgia

IXKolha / Kulha [~ 1]
(c. VIII century BC) [2]
VIII
VII
VIGreek ( Miletian ) colonies : Dioscuriada , Fasis , Hyena , etc.
(from the 6th century BC) [3]
under the rule of the State of the Achaemenids (con. VI - 1st half. V centuries BC) [4]
V
IVColchis Kingdom ( Egrisi )
III(VI – II centuries BC) [5]
II
IUnder the rule of the Pontic State (end of the 2nd - 1st centuries BC) [4]

Farnavazid Dynasty

  1. Farnavaz I - the king (299—234),
  2. Saurmag I - king (234-159),
  3. Mirian I - the king (159-109),
  4. Farnajom - King (109–90)

Artashesid Dynasty (90-30 years BC )

  1. Arshak I - the king (90-78),
  2. Artak the Tsar (78-63),
  3. Farnavaz II - king (63-30)

The Farnavasid Dynasty (secondary)

  1. Mirian II - the king (30-20),
  2. Arshak II - the king (20-1)
  3. Mithridates I - King (1–35),
  4. Farsman I - the king (35-60),
  5. Mithridates II - king (60-75),
  6. Kartam - the king (75-106),
  7. Mithridates III - king (106-116),
  8. Farsman II - the king (116-132),
  9. Hsefarnug is king (? -?),
  10. Gadam - the king (132-135),
  11. Farsman III - Tsar (135-185)
  12. Amazasp I - king (185-189),

Artashesid Dynasty (secondary)

  1. Roar I - the king (189-216),
  2. Vache - the king (216—234),
  3. Bakur I of Iberia - king (234-249),
  4. Mithridates IV of Georgia - Tsar (249-265)
  5. Asparug I - King (265-284)

Khosrovid Dynasty (284-523 years )

  1. Mirian III - king (284–361),
  2. Roar II - Tsar ( 345 —361),
  3. Saurmag II - king (361—378),
  4. Bakur II Asparug - king ( 363 - 380 ),
  5. Bacour III - the king (380—398),
  6. Farsman IV - king (398–409),
  7. Mithridates V - King (409-411),
  8. Archil I - king (411—435),
  9. Mirian IV - king (435–447),
  10. Bakur IV - the king (442—464?),
  11. Vakhtang I Gorgasali - king (464? - 499 ?),
  12. Gurgen is king ( 519 - 523 )
523 - liquidation by the Persians of tsarist power in Georgia, appointment of marzpanes
  1. Bakur V - marzpan (? - 528 or 547 ),
  2. Farsman V - marzpan (528 / 547-54 / 561 ),
  3. Farsman VI - marzpan (542 / 561-570),
  4. Bakur VI - marzpan (570-580 / 583 )

Guramid Dynasty

  1. Guram I - erismtavar (c. 588 - c. 590 ),
  2. Juancher - Erismtavar (590-591),
  3. Stephanosis I - Erismtavar (590-619 / 627 ),
  4. Adarnasse I - Erismtavar (619 / 627-637 / 642 ),
  5. Stephanosis II - Erismtavar (637 / 642-650),
  6. Adarnasse II - Erismtavar (650–684),
  7. Guram II - Erismtavar (684–693),
  8. Guram III - Erismtavar (693-748),
  9. Adarnasse III - Erismtavar (748-760),
  10. Nerse - Erismtavar (760-780),
  11. Stephanosis III - Erismtavar (780-786)
  12. World - Erismtavar
  13. Archil I - Erismtavar
  14. Amiran - Erismtavar, later Sakart (796–808)
In the 8th century, the Principality of Tao-Klarjeti and the Tbilisi Emirate formed on the territory of Georgia.

Bagrationi Dynasty

Principality of Tao-Klarjeti (809-1008)

  1. Ashot I (Great) Kurapalat - Kurapalat (809-826),

826-839 - Arabs dominate

  1. Bagrat I (Great) Kurapalat - Kurapalat (839-876),
  2. David I - Kurapalat (876-881),
  3. Gurgen I - Kurapalat (881–891),
  4. Adarnasse II - king and partridge ( 888 - 923 ),
  5. David II - King (923-937),
  6. Ashot II - Kurapalat (923 / 937— 954 ),
  7. Sumbat I - Kurapalat (954—958),
  8. Adarnasse III - the king (958-961),
  9. Bagrat II Regveni - King (961–994),
  10. Adarnase IV - king ( 983 —994),
  11. David III the Great - King of Kings and Partridge (994-1001)
1001 - The lands of Tao-Klargeti moved to Byzantium
  1. Gurgen II - King (1001-1008)

Unification of Georgia Bagratom III

The United Kingdom of Georgia (1008-1245)

  1. Bagrat III - the king (1008-1014),
  2. George I - the king (1014-1027),
  3. Bagrat IV - the king (1027-1072),
  4. George II - Tsar (1072-1089),
  5. David IV the Builder - King (1089–1125),
  6. Demeter I (Dmitry I) - king (1125–1154),
  7. David V - King (1154-1155),
  8. Demeter I (Dmitry I) - king (1155-1156, second time),
  9. George III - Tsar (1156–1184),
  10. Tamara I the Great - Queen (1184-1213, co-ruler since 1177),
  11. George IV Lasha - the king (1213-1223),
  12. Rusudan - Queen (1223-1245)

Division of the Kingdom ( 1246 - 1329 years )

Kings of Eastern Georgia

  1. David VII Ulu - ( 1247 - 1270 ),
  2. Demeter II Self -Sacrifice - (1270-1289),
  3. Vakhtang II - (1289-1293),
  4. David VIII - ( 1293 - 1311 ),
  5. Vakhtang III - ( 1298 ), ( 1302 - 1308 , second)
  6. George V the Brilliant - ( 1299 ), ( 1314 - 1329 , second time), ( 1329 - 1346 , King of the united Georgia),
  7. George VI Small - (1311-1313),

Kings of Western Georgia

  1. David VI Narin - (1245-1293),
  2. Constantine I - (1293—1327),
  3. Michael I - (1327—1329),

Eristavs of Western Georgia

  1. Bagrat I - eristav ( 1329 - 1372 ),
  2. Alexander - eristav (1372—1387), king (1387—1389),
  3. George - eristav (1389—1392),
  4. Konstantin - eristav ( 1396 - 1401 ),
  5. Demeter - eristav ( 1401 - 1455 ),
  6. Bagrat II - eristav ( 1455 - 1463 ), king (1463-1466), ( 1466 - 1478 as Bagrat VI the king of united Georgia).

Unification of Georgia (1329-1490)

  1. George V the Brilliant - ( 1329 - 1346 ),
  2. David IX - (1346—1360),
  3. Bagrat V the Great - (1360-1393),
  4. George VII - (1393-1407),
  5. Constantine I - (1407-1412),
  6. Alexander I the Great - (1412-1442),
  7. Vakhtang IV - (1442-1446),
  8. George VIII - (1446-1466),
  9. Bagrat VI - (1466-1478),
  10. Alexander II - 1478,
  11. Constantine II - (1478-1490)

Three Kingdoms

Kings of Kartli

  1. Constantine II (see above Constantine II, king of Georgia) - king (1490-1505),
  2. David X - king (1505-1526),
  3. George IX - Tsar (1526-1534),
  4. Luarsab I the Great - king (1534-1556),
  5. Simon I - the king (1556-1569),
  6. David XI (Daud Khan) - king (1569-1578),
  7. Simon I - king (1578—1600, second time),
  8. George X - Tsar (1600-1605),
  9. Luarsab II - king ( 1606 - 1615 ),
  10. Bagrat VII - the king (1615-1619),
  11. Simon II - king (1619-1625),
  12. Teimuraz I - king (1625-1632),
  13. Height - the king (1632-1658),
  14. Vakhtang V (Shah-Nawaz) - the king (1658-1675),
  15. George XI (Nawaz Khan) - Tsar (1675-1688),
  16. Heraclius I (Nazar Ali Khan) - king (1688-1691),
  17. George XI (Nawaz Khan) - king ( 1692 - 1695 , second time),
  18. Heraclius I (Nazar Ali Khan) - king (1695-1703, second time),
  19. George XI (Nawaz Khan) - Tsar (1703-1709, third time),
  20. Vakhtang VI - Regent (1703-1709),
  21. Levan is the king (1709),
  22. Kaijosro - the king (1709-1711),
  23. Vakhtang VI - king (1711-1714),
  24. Jesse (Ali Quli Khan) - king (1714-1716),
  25. Bacar III - the king (1716-1719),
  26. Vakhtang VI - king ( 1719 - 1723 , second time),
  27. Constantine III - Tsar (1723),
  28. Bacar III - the king (1723-1724, second time),
  29. Jesse (Ali Quli Khan) - king (1724-1727, second time),
  30. Alexander II - Tsar ( 1736 ),
  31. Teimuraz II - king ( 1744 - 1762 )

Kings of Kakheti

  1. George I (see above - George VIII, king of Georgia) - king ( 1466 - 1476 ),
  2. Alexander I - Tsar (1476-1511),
  3. George II - Tsar (1511-1513),
  4. David X (see above - King of Kartli) - King (1513-1520),
  5. Levan is the king (1520-1574),
  6. Alexander II - Tsar (1574-1603),
  7. David I - the king (1603-1604),
  8. Alexander II - Tsar (1604-1605, second time),
  9. Constantine I - Tsar (1605),
  10. Teymuraz I - king ( 1606 - 1648 ; king of Kartli-Kakheti: 1625-1632),
  11. Jesse is the king ( 1614 - 1615 ),
  12. Height (see above - King of Kartli; Rostom Khan) - king (1648-1666),
  13. Archil II (Shah Nazar Khan) - king (1664-1644),
  14. Heraclius I - king ( 1688 - 1703 , second time),
  15. David II (Imam Quli Khan) - king (1703-1722),
  16. Constantine II (Mahmad Kuli Khan) - king (1722-1732),
  17. Teimuraz II - king (1732-1736),
  18. Alexander III - Tsar (1736-1737),
  19. Teimuraz II - king (1737-1744, second time),
  20. Heraclius II - King (1744-1762)

Kings of Imereti

  1. Bagrat II (see above - Bagrat VI, king of Georgia): 1463-1478
  2. Alexander II (see above - Alexander II, king of Georgia): 1483-1510
  3. Bagrat III : 1510-1565
  4. George II of Imereti : 1564–1585
  5. Levan : 1585-1588
  6. Growth : 1588— 1589
  7. Bagrat IV : 1589-1590
  8. Growth : 1590-1605
  9. George III : 1605-1639
  10. Alexander III : 1639—1660
  11. Bagrat V Blind : 1660—1661
  12. Vamekh I Dadiani: 1660—1661
  13. Bagrat IV : 1661-1662
  14. Archil (see above - Archil II, king of Kakheti): 1661–1663
  15. Bagrat V Blind : 1663—1668 (secondary)
  16. Archil : 1668—1669 (second)
  17. Bagrat V Blind : 1669—1678 (3rd time)
  18. Archil : 1678—1679 (3rd time)
  19. Bagrat V Blind : 1679—1681 (for the 4th time)
  20. George IV Gurieli : 1681—1683
  21. Alexander IV : 1683—1690
  22. Archil : 1690—1691 (for the 4th time)
  23. Alexander IV : 1691—1695 (second)
  24. Archil : 1695—1696 (5th time)
  25. George V Gochashvili : 1696—1698
  26. Archil : 1698 (6th time)
  27. Simon : 1698-1701
  28. Mamiya Gurieli : 1701-1702
  29. George VI : 1702-1707 (ruler)
  30. George VII : 1707-1711
  31. Mamia Gurieli : 1711 (secondary)
  32. George VII : 1712 - 1713 (second)
  33. Mamiya Gurieli : 1713 (3rd time)
  34. George VII : 1713-1716 (3rd time),
  35. George VIII Gurieli : 1716
  36. ???: 1716-1719
  37. George VII : 1719-1720 (for the 4th time)
  38. George VIII Gurieli : 1720 (second)
  39. Alexander V : 1720-1741
  40. George IX : 1741
  41. Alexander V : 1742 - 1752 (second)
  42. Solomon I the Great : 1752-1766
  43. Teimuraz : 1766-1768
  44. Solomon I the Great : 1768-1784 (second time)
  45. David II : 1784-1789
  46. Solomon II : 1789-1810

United Kartli-Kakheti Kingdom (1762-1801)

  1. Heraclius II - king (1762-1798),
  2. George XII - Tsar (1798—1800),
  3. David XII - ruler (1800-1801).
1801 - the annexation of the Kartli-Kakheti kingdom to the Russian Empire.

Notes

Comments
  1. ↑ Public education is known from cuneiform inscriptions of Urartu (TSB, 1973, p. 471 (Kolkhi)).
Sources
  1. ↑ Aram Shekoyan, king of Georgia 2006
  2. ↑ TSB, 1973 , p. 471 (Kolkhi) ..
  3. ↑ TSB, 1973 , p. 471 (Colchis), 472 (Colchis Kingdom) ..
  4. ↑ 1 2 TSB, 1973 , p. 472 (Kingdom of Colchis) ..
  5. ↑ TSB, 1973 , p. 471 (Colchis, Colchis), 472 (Colchis Kingdom) ..

Literature

  • Great Soviet Encyclopedia : in 30 volumes / Ch. ed. A.M. Prokhorov . - 3rd edition. - M .: " Soviet Encyclopedia ", 1973. - T. 12. (Kvarner - Kongur). - 624 p. - 629,000 copies.
  • George, Georgian kings // Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron : in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kings of Georgia&oldid = 99133699


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